Washington Nationals Post Lineup Card
The Washington Nationals have posted their lineup card for today's game, per the club's official account.
The Washington Nationals have posted their lineup card for today's game, per the club's official account.
The post arrives a day after the club called up top prospect Luis Perales from Triple-A Rochester, and with manager Blake Butera's public questioning of the team's effort following a 13-1 loss to the Rockies still fresh. Whether today's card reflects any adjustments in response to either development remains unconfirmed.
The specific starters and batting order have not been detailed in the available material beyond the card's existence. CJ Abrams was listed at shortstop in the previous day's lineup, per an earlier club post.
What to watch
Pitching probables for this stretch of the schedule, per a prior Nationals post, include Kent, Cavalli, and Alvarez across Friday through Sunday, with Monday's starter listed as TBA among Dion, Waldron, Perales, or Livan Hernandez. Whether Perales factors into today's game in any capacity has not been announced.
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